Things to Do in Las Vegas

Las Vegas, officially known as the City of Las Vegas is the most populous city in Nevada’s Mojave Desert. Vegas City is renowned internationally as an important resort city. This resort town is famous primarily because of its buzzing energy, mega shopping malls, fine dining, 24-hour casinos and the endless entertainment available. Vegas’s reputation of

Less than an hour outside of Las Vegas there sits an amazingly scenic golf club that has stolen the hearts of golfers in southern Nevada since its grand opening in 2008. The Coyote Springs Golf Club is the crown jewel of golf courses, nestled in the mountains due just north of the state’s most famous

Las Vegas may be known as sin city, but it’s also a very fit focused community. With amazing weather year round, locals like to be outdoors, and in good shape. Las Vegas yoga classes offer both indoor and outdoor opportunities and help keep the residents here in good mind, body, and spirit. Join a Yoga

Battlefield Vegas is Las Vegas’ #1 shooting range. Located behind Circus Circus on The Strip, Battlefield Vegas is more than an average gun range. Employees work with guests one-on-one to teach them not only how to handle particular weapons but also provide information on the weapon’s creation and history.  Location: 2771 Industrial Road, Las Vegas,

Unless you’re winning big at the casinos, or betting big and getting complimentary swag, Las Vegas can be an expensive city to visit. Restaurants, shows, nightclubs, gaming, and attractions can add-up quickly and drain your savings account quicker than you can say “Black Jack”. But, you don’t have to max out your credit cards to

Location: 1610 E. Tropicana Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89119 Phone: 702-597-2627 Hours: Sunday – Thursday from 11 AM – 11 PM, Friday – Saturday from 11 AM – 12 AM Pinball is alive and well in Las Vegas. Visit the Pinball Hall of Fame Museum to experience pinball games in a way that many people